Can't beat there food every time I order it always comes and it's never cold there staff are goodread more

This is my local chinese takeaway, so given that we're almost neighbours I thought it only right…read morethat I give it a quick review seeing as though Ive been eating here for years. This is a great chinese takeaway. I have it on speed dial, its also on justeat.ie The food here is excellent. The portions are massive and the menu is vast. they do great mid week special offers and also a selection of plain or "european" dishes if one of your crew dont do chinese. Hot n sour soup and honey spare ribs are always part of my order. The variety and price is very attractive. I've always received prompt service and always a free bag of prawn crackers. Kids love the food here to and we've tried all the other locals but this is the best of the lot.

Was craving for some Chinese after feasting on seafood and fish and chips all day . This place was…read morepacked at night when we went and surprisingly it was not too expensive. We ordered their homemade dumplings which was boiled dipped in a special soy sauce. Veggies, beef, seafood, pork were all very good. Saw many folks ordering their hotpot which essentially is a boiling clay pot with veggies and your choice of protein . Tea and beer were reasonable. Simple decor and just table and chairs laid out. I do recommend this place if you're looking for delicious Chinese food without breaking the bank!

Best genuine Chinese we've had in Dublin. Heck, it's probably up there too if it were in LA…read more We were famished after a 2.5 hr movie at the Savoy on O'Connell and Chinese places were the only ones still open at 10:30pm. It's what we would've wanted anyway, but by the time we walked over, it was 10:45. There was only 1 other table still there and we were still greeted warmly, as we sheepishly popped our head in. We were presented with Chinese menus, which were not an issue for me, but my husband doesn't read Chinese. No problem, they had English menus as well. I noticed that the Chinese menu had a lot of 家常菜 or 'homestyle dishes', (at roughly 14-20 Euros) which are usually meant for sharing as a 4-top, or a family. Therefore, they're a bit more labor intensive and is not just a stir-fry/takeout menu. However, on the last few pages, there were smaller individual dishes at around 7-10Euros, and that's what we went with as we didn't want leftovers and wanted to eat quickly and turn in. As shown in the photos, we got 2 noodle soups and they turned out huge!!! I got the 3 seafood with mushrooms rice thick noodles (三鮮菇米線）while hubby got the beef noodle soup (牛肉麵). They didn't skimp on the meats, seafood, or the noodles. We devoured everything in roughly 10 minutes and polished off the pot of tea plus some lamb skewers by 11:05. The staff didn't seem bothered that we had overstayed closing time, and were still very courteous. I may be biased bc I very much love getting stuffed on noodles and soups, but this was one of the best meals I've had in Europe.

I always make a point to go here when I come to Dublin. Excellent food. Very authentic Szechuan…read moreChinese food. Service is excellent. Decor is nice.

Service was poor, slow and disjointed. Food was bland, I had…read morethe crispy beef in ginger green onion and it had no flavor. The other 3 at our table also had the same issue with their food. I'm sure there are better Chinese restaurants in Dublin.

Closed by the food safety authority, I'll probably never order from them again, even if they do…read morereopen.

a little lovely chinese food take.out.from dublin,enjoyable lovely friendly staff,friendly serviceread more

Absolutely disgusting avoid at all cost ask for a chicken curry where's the chicken noodles no…read morebeensprots omg chicken curry chips chicken ball noodles 2.50. Off 30 euros I will report them distrusting no stars

Went here over the weekend the place was open during lockdown there where 20+ inside all sharing…read moreplates and wine only place open in Dublin

I've been in Dublin for a week now and have visited Little Dumplings on three separate occasions…read more The Pork and Beef dumplings are must try!

Food was great, between a group of four, we ordered so much food but was able to finish everything…read morebecause we missed Asian food so much and had quite an appetite! So glad to have found this place during our travels. It was crowded when we arrived, luckily we had reservations. Service was good, they were very busy but still were attentive to us when need be. We ordered 2 of their dumpling dishes (pork and shrimp); spicy cucumber, crispy pork, sweet and spicy chicken, stir fry green beans and stir fry beef. We managed to finish everything lol. Flavor and spices were great! Price was decent as well. Def worth the price! Seating was a little crowded but it felt cozy. There's no parking lot/structure for the restaurant if you drive a car. You need to park at the qpark structure or find close parking nearby.

Handy location right across the road from Connolly station so is useful if you need to catch a bite…read moreto eat before you get on your train or if you live in the central Dublin 1 or 3 area. Noodles are cost effective at 5euro per portion but In my opinion they are nothing special. I'd normally only order here if I was famished while leaving the city centre. On a couple of occasions I ordered the noodles while requesting non-spicy and what do I get?, 'Burn the mouth off ya spicy noodles' . Now I do love spicy food but I also like a break from it at times. They also have other Chinese-inspired foods available, again they're okay but wouldn't blow your mind. It also seems like the pre-prepared food has been basting under the heat for too long.

Despite every shred of common sense begging me not to get food from a Chinese restaurant that has a…read morepun in its name, alas! - I went ahead and did it anyway. My friend and I ordered from Wok On Inn for delivery. The spare ribs smelled like raw meat that had been sitting around for about a week. We ordered two big boxes, with spare ribs which remained untouched (with the lid on, the smell was too much to bare), prawn crackers and soft drinks. In my 'big box' I got chicken balls which were ok but I could only eat 1.5, the driest noodles of all time, chicken wings and thai green curry with shrivelled lumps of tofu I actually mistook for a misplaced dehydrated chip. The prepackaged diet coke and prawn crackers (which are extremely hard to mess up, let's be real) were the stars/only consumable parts of the meal. Would not recommend.

Came to Dublin and was looking for some Chinese food, I must say this place is small and kinda a…read moremom & pop place. When the food was brought out "WOW" so freaking amazing and the service was amazing and gives you a homely feeling.......

I have finally found a good Chinese takeaway in Dublin, food is fresh and delicious…read more After trying so many bad ones I had given up, and only had Chinese when I visited home. But I will definitely be ordering from here again. Spring rolls don't usually travel well but these were hot and crispy. Try the soup it's so good!!!

Nestled in the multicultural area of Dublin 1, Lee's Charming Noodles is an unassuming, "blink and…read moreyou'll miss it" little cafe, but don't let its unassuming exterior fool you: it's a Dublin favorite with flavorful dishes that pack a punch. Once inside, the space is compact yet welcoming, with cramped and casual seating, and simple décor that makes you feel like you've stepped into a local favourite rather than a tourist trap. The vibe is relaxed and informal: great for a quick lunch, casual dinner, or late-night noodle craving. At around 7:30pm on Valentine's Day, my party of four arrived at the restaurant, which was packed full. However, the lady at the counter told us that our wait would be shorter if we divided up into parties of two; with two tables, we ended up only waiting about ten minutes. The menu is extensive, with the eponymous noodles (with a variety of soups, fried dishes, etc.), various proteins, and vegetables. Each table comes with salt, pepper, vinegar, soy sauce, and chili oil to doctor up your dishes as you'd like, which we appreciated. We ordered their House Special Pan-Fried Noodle (€17.80), with beef, chicken, pork, and prawns. It didn't seem like a large portion, but it was surprisingly filling, and not overly greasy, despite being fried. The noodles maintained an al-dente toothsomeness, soaking up a savory, almost gravy-like sauce, and all of the meat/prawns were cooked nicely. The Szechuan Style Mapo Tofu (€13.80) was truly a surprising delight; a staple dish in almost every Chinese restaurant, Lee's version is absolutely lovely. The tofu is soft and pillowly, soaking up an addictive sauce with that numbing mala spice that keeps you coming back for more. Rice is extra (€2.50), but I would highly recommend it to mix with the mapo tofu. Their Hot & Sour Braised Beef Noodle Soup (€11.80, extra €2 to switch to flat and extra wide hand-pulled noodles) was delicious; topped with succulent chunks of melt-in-your-mouth braised beef, bok choy, and hand-pulled extra-wide noodles soaked up the spicy, acidic broth with a hit of vinegar. Additionally, their Chicken Noodle (€11.80) was another hit; it's a warm, comforting, clean broth, with tender slices of dark meat chicken, and we ordered it with rice noodles. We absolutely loved our meal at Lee's; it's the kind of place where the focus is squarely on the food rather than ambience, and the atmosphere reflects that. We didn't expect to find such a hidden gem (and perhaps the best Chinese food we've had in Europe), offering generous portions and satisfying flavors without a hefty bill. Certainly a recommendation if you're in the area!

Quiet during lunch, clean tables…read more Braised beef noodle soup was delicious. Beef was tender and was very flavorful. Highly recommended!

It's a solid Hunanese-style restaurant and one of the more flavorful and spicier meals that I've…read morehad in Dublin. The best thing we ordered was the Xiang-style stir fried beef (小炒牛). There were a lot of fresh and dried chilies in the dish. The sauce was savory and really flavorful. It went fantastic on top of white rice. The steamed dumplings are actually boiled dumplings. They're alright. The Ginger Scallion Chicken is also just alright. It's poached chicken with green onions on top of it. Then they ladle hot oil on top of the chicken and pour dark soy sauce. It was a little too sweet for me because of the dark soy sauce. The Siu Mai were OK. But I wouldn't order it again because it's not their specialty (they're not Cantonese). Empty during lunch time but we passed by this place at night and it was full of Chinese people. That's how you know it's legit.

There's horrible people have changed me , a loyal customer during a year of lock down. Changed me…read more€7 delivery charge , I had no problem as they do beautiful food. But they deliver me cool food. They have not replying to many an email I have sent. Blocked me from social media. Broken promises of return my calls from a manager . A horrible way to treat any customer. I am not going away until I get an explanation